interviewer was wrong that major reason is because internally react converts class to functions, if that was the main reason then we could use babel plugin which does that, anyways when we run npm run build, it is compiled to functions, major reason is react in future wants to imporve performance which can be done only with functional components like concurrent rendering
No after hooks we can have state inside functional components so Functional components are also statefull components. earlier when there is no hooks it is stateless component.
Key takeways for me: Have a reliable internet connection. Don't try to explain everything just by examples, because example is just one usecase, one usecase doesn't entirely defines a technology. Atleast understand the general definition of popular methods like, spread, rest, closures, currying, useEffect, etc. Dont't use jargon words like, global-context, lexical-scope, hierarchy, etc. Even if we know the significance of those words but don't know the exact meaning. A three years experience interview and doesn't know redux? Don't say I don't know. Instead say something like, "I don't think I've came across that term, to my knowledge". You not one time tried to make the interviewer clarify the quetion, you just listened to the nouns and told him what those nouns are. This was a really bad interview. And in this time of layoffs I don't think this interview is gonna work. Anyways good content, learned a lot of things.
interviewer was wrong that major reason is because internally react converts class to functions, if that was the main reason then we could use babel plugin which does that, anyways when we run npm run build, it is compiled to functions, major reason is react in future wants to imporve performance which can be done only with functional components like concurrent rendering
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Interviewer is very rude...
Thank you so much
thumbs up... for this content..
OK thank you
Good Job Bro 😎..I learn new things from your interview..
Thanku bro
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for sharing.
thank you for sharing brother, because of this video i get to know what kind of questions are being asked.
Thanks for sharing
Welcome!!
Jitne interview dekhe maine candidate ki awaz itni Kum aati h interviewer ki sahi aati h
interview is for which company?
Can you share the coding questions that were asked in this interview?
The interviewer is so rude. Please do not lose your confidence, keep it up. Which company it is?
Thanks 🌹🙏
Stateless Components are known as Functional Components bro...
No after hooks we can have state inside functional components so Functional components are also statefull components. earlier when there is no hooks it is stateless component.
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@@unknownuser1762 sorry, while I was reading the comments, normally my fingers are triggered. I didn't see.
@@lakshmivelli9025 okk no problem..I was thinking if there were any mistakes in what I said .correct me if I was wrong
What were the coding questions? please share those as well.
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Hired ?
No
jis hisab se puchra he mushkil he
The candidate has not answered critical questions. But no problem, failed interviews are more helpful for the viewers and candidate than passed ones.
Key takeways for me:
Have a reliable internet connection.
Don't try to explain everything just by examples, because example is just one usecase, one usecase doesn't entirely defines a technology.
Atleast understand the general definition of popular methods like, spread, rest, closures, currying, useEffect, etc.
Dont't use jargon words like, global-context, lexical-scope, hierarchy, etc. Even if we know the significance of those words but don't know the exact meaning.
A three years experience interview and doesn't know redux?
Don't say I don't know. Instead say something like, "I don't think I've came across that term, to my knowledge".
You not one time tried to make the interviewer clarify the quetion, you just listened to the nouns and told him what those nouns are.
This was a really bad interview. And in this time of layoffs I don't think this interview is gonna work.
Anyways good content, learned a lot of things.